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The Impossibility of Consent and Other Problems on Mauna Kea

The Impossibility of Consent and Other Problems on Mauna Kea By Greg Johnson This post pertains to the Thirty Meter Telescope project on Mauna Kea (Hawai`i), which the author has written about on this forum Read more…

October 24, 2022
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Globalization and Buddhism in Indonesia: Building Myanmar’s Shwedagon Pagoda

Globalization and Buddhism in Indonesia: Building Myanmar’s Shwedagon Pagoda By Yulianti According to the 2021 data of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, there are approximately 2,033,608 Indonesians practicing Buddhism which is equal to 0.74% of Read more…

September 20, 2022
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Hiding in Horror: Feeling and Believing Climate Science

Hiding in Horror: Feeling and Believing Climate Science By Donovan Schaefer We’ve all heard someone accused of “only believing what they want to believe.” It seems so obvious it’s trivial. But looking at it more Read more…

July 12, 2022
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The Climate Crisis Through the Eye of the Needle: Ecology, Economics, and Religion

The Climate Crisis Through the Eye of the Needle: Ecology, Economics, and Religion A Counterpoint Conversation with Joerg Rieger, Annika Rieger, and Marcia Pally 5 July 2022, 10:00-12:00 CET | Rosa Luxemburg Foundation Berlin and Zoom Read more…

June 9, 2022
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Awakening to the Dreams of History

Awakening to the Dreams of History By Laura J. Vollmer The COVID-19 pandemic has had a surprising effect: a renewed interest in dreams, as people are sleeping later and dreaming more. Dream sharing and interpretation Read more…

March 29, 2022
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Knowing What Is True? Between Science and Belief

Knowing What Is True? Between Science and Belief By Dion Forster  After a somewhat “rebellious” childhood, I began to feel a strong sense of calling to the priesthood as I approached the end of high Read more…

January 12, 2022
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On COP26 and the Need for Parareligion

On COP26 and the Need for Parareligion By Justine M. Bakker Earlier this November, thousands of people—country leaders and activists, climate experts and NGOs—traveled to Glasgow for COP26, the 26th annual UN global Climate Summit. Read more…

November 23, 2021
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Telescopes, Blind Spots, and Future Horizons on Mauna Kea

Telescopes, Blind Spots, and Future Horizons on Mauna Kea By Greg Johnson This post pertains to the TMT project on Mauna Kea (Hawai`i), which the author has written about on this forum previously. For important Read more…

November 16, 2021
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Calling All Solarpunks! Symmetrical Myths and Rituals for Survival

Calling All Solarpunks! Symmetrical Myths and Rituals for Survival By Morgan Tomalty We are living in a moment where progress is no longer forward, but on we trudge down that doomed path. The “end of Read more…

October 6, 2021
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Specters of Sorrow: Eco-Grief, Ambiguous Loss, and Religious Creativity

Specters of Sorrow: Eco-Grief, Ambiguous Loss, and Religious Creativity By Jacob J. Erickson To live in the wake of a global pandemic is to be haunted by complex uncertainties. In planetary diversity, we navigate our Read more…

June 24, 2021

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